Lyon -You’ll have the day to relax or explore Lyon on your own. Passengers are welcome to board the ship in Lyon at 6:00 p.m. After comfortably settling into your cabins, the Captain will introduce the crew at a welcome cocktail. Dinner tonight will be followed by an evening of entertainment.

Macon - You might want to join a guided tour of Lyon where you’ll discover its famous “traboules”, types of passageways that are typical of the city and a food tour of the city. We'll spend the afternoon cruising to Mâcon. Enjoy dinner and an evening of dancing.

Vienne - This morning you’ll be able to visit the Abbey ruins in Cluny. After lunch spend the afternoon cruising to Vienne. Enjoy an evening of entertainment. We’ll reach Vienne this evening.

Vienne - This morning you’ll have the opportunity to tour Vienne.,We’ll return on board and spend the afternoon cruising. Enjoy dinner and an evening of entertainment.

Avignon - The Camargue –Walking through Avignon’s narrow, cobbled streets, you can discover many old chapels, churches, buildings and bridges—some dating to the Middle Ages. A tour of the Pope’s Palace, the residence of seven Popes from 1309 to 1377, will be a highlight. You can stroll around the cloisters, papal bedrooms, and private chambers and enjoy the 14th century frescos. Then ride in jeeps through the Camargue for an original immersion in the wilderness. You’ll also visit a “manade” (bull breeding farm) and learn about how a manadier works with the animals.  

Arles - Arles is known as the inspiration for some of Vincent Van Gogh’s most famous works of art. Imagine walking through shady vistas and seeing the landscapes that inspired the artist to execute almost 300 of his paintings and drawings. This picturesque city is home too many Roman treasures such as the Roman Amphitheater built between the first and second century B.C. Start the morning by visiting Arles and a local olive oil producer. We’ll return on board and spend the afternoon cruising to Viviers followed by a guided tour of the city. Viviers is a French country village of lovely pale-stone buildings presided over by a graceful hilltop cathedral, This enchanting town was spared during WWII and is a great representation of the life of the middle ages. Exploring Viviers on foot allows visitors a fascinating glimpse of the layered history, from Roman and medieval times to the Renaissance and beyond.

Viviers – Tournon - This morning will be spent cruising to Tournon. A guided tour of Tournon. will include a visit to the imposing Castle-Museum of Tournon-sur-Rhône followed by a tasting of local wines and regional delicacies. Tonight’s our gala dinner and evening.